clint bullock is a constitutional lawyer. he's at the institute for justice here in washington, which he co-founded. he is a leader of the school choice movemt in -- throughout the country, really. is also famous for sinking the nomination of loni quinneer during the early years othe clinton administration, civil rights appointy. so he's an anti-affirmative action activist as well. ralph reid is also very family to your viewers as well. he was -- built th christian coalition into a major political power house in the 1990's. >> where did you get this idea? >> i was with the "the los angeles times" and i had written a number of pieces abo the conservative movement. i wrote about bill kristol and bill bennett. sort of early the early stream of the compassionate conservativism we hear today. they use a lot of the same ideas inhe welfare reform debate. but i wrote about libertarians, and i found, brian, it wasn't being covered in depth. it was fresh territory. and i think it is interesting. i think there is a lot of working press.

everything about clint mitchell was vague. he'll -- was a big -- was big. he was a big man, over 6 feet tall. his generosity was huge, whether spearheading a neighborhood project or hosting an event for death penalty focus or for friends. he was the consummate volunteer, dedicating large amounts of time and effort to causes as diverse as the san francisco civil grand jury and the san francisco international wine and spirits competition. he was never one to turn down a chance to help participate and lead. as president of the liberty hill neighborhood association, his leadership was essential. he led by example, diving into any and all challenges and projects that came his way. his intelligence and preparation shown through everything he did heshone -- his intelligence and preparation shone through everything he did, and he will be missed. >> supervisor farrell. supervisor farrell: i submit. supervisor chu: submit. supervisor campos: thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i have a number of items. the first item is a little more -- is to provide a little more sp

altidore, pelota para la izquierda, mano a mano, cara a cara, recorte, no mordió el polvo cáceres, clintl twitter jpereznavarro, diegobalado, se pued comunicar con nosotros, lucas barrios está en el banco de suplentes, goleador del puntero de la bundesliga. >>> balón para samudio, salió bien timmy chandler, miguel samudio con mayor proyección en el segundo tiempo, larga para paraguay, imposible para Óscar cardozo, igualmente para marcelo estigarribia. >>> miguel samudio ha tenido mucho trabajo, por la actividad que tiene en su carril cuando defiende, por eso si va a pasar al ataque, el tata marto, preferirá que no lo haga, recordando que paraguay está ganando el partido. >>> hizo bien el tata martino seguir al mando de paraguay?. >>> yo creo que sí. >>> pero las segundas partes nunca son buenas. >>> pero es difícil, pero se debe apostar por la continuidad, y si convenció el tata martino, y si llevo a su equipo a los cuartos de final de un mundial, por qué no seguir por esa vía, el tata tiene contrato hasta después de la copa américa 2011, ahí hay que plantear si continúa o si da un paso

no puede, pero sí su compañero Óscar cardozo, y la selección de paraguay ganaba 1 a 0, minuto 25, clintse va elevado, así terminaba el primer tiempo. >>> en el complemento, minuto 21, clint dempsey con el remate, continúa la mala puntería para estados unidos, que no podía vulnerar la meta rival. >>> después otra vez, l apelota para landon donovan, pero el balón nunca ingresó. >>> tres minutos después,la respuesta de paraguay, a través de marcelo estigarribia, el poste salva a estados unidos, el balón rebotaba en el verticañ. >>> en el minuto 40, michael bradley, el hijo del director técnico, la mejor atajada del partido, sensacional justo villar, para poder enviar la pelota fuera. >>> después en el último minuto jermaine jones con el empate, pero el arquero, 1 a 0 gana paraguay, tenemos las reacciones. >>> creo que hicimos un gran partido, en este partido pusimos carácter, concentración. >>> el g cae en la primera mitad, y saben manejar el resto del partido. >>> sí, el director técnico adeams hizo los cambios para poder manejar el partido . >> estados unidos un buen equipo, un equipo or

on behalf of supervisor weiner, for the late clint mitchel. for the late hyacinth smith, the late tomas vallejo. that concludes our business. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> welcome to culture wire. we're going to take a look at one of the biggest and most significant public art projects today. ♪ on june 26, mayor newsom and other officials gathered at the hospital to cut the ribbon and welcome the public into a beautiful new state-of-the-art facility. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] >> in has been 10 years since voters approved the measure for the new building. >> when they cast the vote, we have an exciting opportunities to rethink how art is done in a hospital setting. >> replacement program generated approximately $3.9 million in art enrichment funds for a comprehensive art program that contributes to the quality of life at the hospital by enhancing the environment and supporting the hospital's needs and therapeutic goals. artists were commissioned to create 100 original works of art. as was for the gardens and courtyard

he beat clint least twice, tim lincecum. [applause] [applause] >> and last but not least, who is ever going to forget the moment from game 5 in texas, one of many great moments in his playoff career, the giants' shortstop, groceries post a valuable player, -- world series most viable player edgar re nteria. [applause] >> now we want you to please welcome a musical guest to perform "san francisco" for us. thank you. ♪ my home on upon the hill i still love you still pipin away but now i am backe to tell you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> now once again, please welcome the great mayor of the great city of san francisco, the honorable gavin newsom. >> how are you all doing? the torture is over. world champ giants. it is good we brought the terminator here because it reminds us what we did to atlanta, but we did dto philly, and it reminds us what we did to texas. don't mess with california. this is when it is good to be mayor. only i could get away with saying the following. i saw eli get up and he's got that dead head shirt on. i am remi

he beat clint least twice, tim lincecum. [applause] [applause] >> and last but not least, who is ever going to forget the moment from game 5 in texas, one of many great moments in his playoff career, the giants' shortstop, groceries post a valuable player, -- world series most viable player edgar re nteria. [applause] >> now we want you to please welcome a musical guest to perform "san francisco" for us. thank you. ♪ my home on upon the hill i still love you still pipin away but now i am backe to tell you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> now once again, please welcome the great mayor of the great city of san francisco, the honorable gavin newsom. >> how are you all doing?

on behalf of supervisor weiner, for the late clint mitchel. for the late hyacinth smith, the late tomas vallejo. that concludes our business. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have s

on behalf of supervisor weiner, for the late clint mitchel. for the late hyacinth smith, the late tomas vallejo. that concludes our business. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned.

. >> reporter: he was in "deadpool" alongside clint eastwood.cided to stay here and run his gym. >> once i got to a person point, i wanted to open up a gym. >> reporter: he helped people like jordan pierce who grew up in east oakland and mary hicks who start ed. i knew i needed exercise to. >> i just graduated from college. i kid you not, i was in the bed. >> she trnz formed from this . >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> seven years later and still unsolved. a mother and daughter viciously beaten and murdered in the middle of the night. >> my experience tells me that uspects never commit a crime at n theyev tkhealal about. >>> next, the killings that shocked a community. the picture that could cost the crime and what the city's police chief is doing about it now. >> a wedding that's making waves. >>> from charlie sheen to lindsay lohan, why people can't get enough of celebrities falling from grace. it may have something to do with your own family. >>> gem jeff ranieri. temperatures in the forecast. i'll have details coming up. [ ma

on behalf of supervisor weiner, for the late clint mitchel. for the late hyacinth smith, the late tomas vallejo. that concludes our business. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> the public wants to access particular information about your house or neighborhood we point them to gis. gis is a combination of maps and data. not a graphic you see on a screen. you get the traffic for the streets the number of crimes for a police district in a period of time. if the idea of combining the different layerce of information and stacking them on top of each other to present to the public. >> other types of gis are web based mapping systems. like google earth, yahoo maps. microsoft. those are examples of on line mapping systems that can be used to find businesses or get driving directions or check on traffic conditions. all digital maps. >> gis is used in the city of san francisco to better support what departments do. >> you imagine all the various elements of a city including parcels and the critical infrastructure where the storm

. >> i think secretary clint suggested it was and then mr.gates said it was the region we are concerned about. >> i think they will try to avoid the use of the work work. >> they will not try to make about a larger doctrine. -- the use of the word "war." >> is an explanatory time when they say how we went in and how we are going to get out. >> the thing there is any chance that the international community could come out of that conference having made a commitment to help the rebels more than they have done so for, in order to get rid of gaddafi? >> the president had a couple of good days on the ground. that has led the obama administration to seize the opportunity to say this is working, and have a bit of a victory lap. going forward, it is likely things will get more violent and not less. how the u.s. and european allies frame that support is different than the way they have framed it in the past. before, it was a humanitarian mission. if it goes on to tripoli, it could be a different explanation. >> if you listen to the statements of the am

on behalf of supervisor weiner, for the late clint mitchel. for the late hyacinth smith, the late tomas vallejo. that concludes our business. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. supervisor chu: good morning. welcome to the regular meeting -- actually, the subcommittee meeting -- of the budget and finance committee. unjoint by supervisors mirkarimi and kim -- klein joined by -- i'm joined by supervisors mirkarimi and kim. do we have announcements today? >> yes, please turn off cell phones and pagers. if you wish to submit public comment, please turn in a speaker card to myself. if used -- submit documents, please submit a copy for the record. items row that the board today will go before the board on march 15 unless otherwise specified. item one, resolution authorizing the exercise of a 10-year option to extend the lease of the 12,417-square-foot building located at 1421 broderick street for the department public health. supervisor chu: thank you very much. >> good morning, members of the committee. the item before you today

. >>> tonight's headlines in libya, late word from secretary of state clint than one of muammar qaddafi's sons may have been killed. and people close to the leader may be exploring their options abroad. earlier, qaddafi forces battered citizens in hisrada with tanks as a forth day of no- fly zone attacks continued and president obama is being criticized at home for not consulting congress before the fighting in libya as officials explore possible military involvement by nato. >>> more aftershocks in japan. some, a magnitude 6.0. powerlines have now been connected to all six of the reactor units of fukushima. crews hope to start up the cooling systems soon, and food supplies are affected by low levels of radiation. the fda is stopping imports of certain products from the area near the troubled nuclear plant. >>> president obama is now in el salvador, the last stop on his latin american stop after brazil. he plans to talk about the sensitive issues of immigration and drug crimes. he's back in washington on wednesday. we'll be right back after the break. this is your captain speaking, we are

that they would be in contact and then those contacts led to that in my opinion truly should story clint perhaps underestimated meeting between quadrature and bush in helsinki where you serve that you've been working with him for twenty seven years now how has term affected your perception of turns eighteen now how would you assess his legacy to russia and the world. well i think you know i was working with him in those years because i believed in what he was doing i was a foreign ministry official and had i for example wanted an appointment somewhere abroad it was you know past time it was past due services so i can invest in eighty seven and eighty eight to be posted somewhere abroad i didn't do that i worked for him because i had a commitment for what he and his associates were doing to change the country and then as a parent of that it changed not only our country changed the world but appreciation that opinion i think is very much still with me it has been confirmed by subsequent events i frankly always believed that it would not be easy that it would not be for our country or for t

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he was quite a man, and both -- this is clint hill over here, by the way, and lisa who helped me withthe book. we both started with president eisenhower who did not have a far cyst bone in his body and operated like clockwork and rode in a closed-top car. when president kennedy came along, the world lit up. >> and what made you decide to write about your experience after all this time? >> well, there are very few of us left anymore, and we decided that it was time to share our story because history today is slanted towards the cottage industry of conspiracy, and over the past 47 years there's not been one solid piece of evidence. so the agents decided we'd better get our, excuse me, weet better get our -- we'd better get our version of what happened, and that's why the book was written. >> we're going to come down and talk to clint hill who's part of president kennedy's detail can you share with us one of your more stark memories of being on president kennedy's detail? >> unfortunately, i was there at the time of the assassination. i was responsible for mrs. kennedy, and i was on the

. >> like if holly hunter and clint eastwood would have a lovechild that would be my character. >> jimmytape. >> jimmy: it's all over the web. it's all over the web. [ light laughter ] i want to show everyone a clip from "rango." here it is. isla fisher, everybody. [ scattered applause ] >> you ain't from around here, are you? >> i'm -- i'm still working on it. so, what's your name? >> beans. >> that's a funny kind of name. >> what can i say? my daddy loved baked beans. >> you're lucky he didn't fall in love with asparagus. >> what are you saying? >> i enjoy a hearty puttanesca, myself. but i'm not sure a child would appreciate the moniker. >> my daddy was a great man! even if he did exhibit a proclivity for lagoons and sticks. >> spicy. >> you're eating his ashes! >> you carry his remains? >> no, his ashes. he loved to smoke. they never found the body. >> well, i'm sure he had his reasons. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. very smart. adult and kids could laugh at it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: hey, we had urdb out here earlier, people were setting different records. >> yeah. oh,

joining us thousand with more insight is former fbi profiler clint van zant.> i think one of the most per flexing aspects is that bethany disappeared in late january and was not reported missing until i think three weeks later. how difficult does this investigation become because of that lapse in time? >> that's a real chal financial law enforcement. if you tell me somebody went missing yesterday, all i have to do is account k. for tfor 24 ho. if she went missing three weeks ago that really put as strain on law enforcement trying to understand where should she have been, had she used her cell phone, her credit cards, was she in contact with family members, any other person that's friend. there is a lot to be done trying to account for three weeks in any of our lives. >> decker's husband as richard reported is in the national guard and had deployed to afghanistan. they had just been on this trip to hawaii. she did not show up he airport to see him off. her family didn't hear from her all the time so they weren't take concerned. i know investigators are not look

. >> we're going to come down and talk to clint hill, part of president kennedy's detail. can you share with us one of your stark memories of being on president kennedy's detail? >> unfortunately, i was there at the time of the assassination. i was responsible for mrs. kennedy. i was in the follow-up car and witnessed the president being shot and tried to interseed to get to him beforehand, of course, i was unable to do so, so i saw everything unfold. i was a witness to everything. what's instory -- >> what inspired you to write about it? >> i wrote the forward about the book. i was promised it would be facts and no gossip. i wanted to contribute to it as long as i could check the facts, which i did. >> your role in writing? >> well, i basically helped him write the book. he's a secret service agent, and his writing was more stick to the facts, and i helped frame the story, put the story together, interviewed a lot of the agents, and got very involved in the project and it's been a privilege an honor to work with these great men. >> what was probably the most interesting t

he was in the movie "dead pool" alongside clint eastwood.ptions to continue acting but decided to stay here and run his gym. >> once i got to a certain point, i wanted to open a gym in east oakland right in the heart of the ghetto to help the people and also show them how to train. >> he helped people like jordan pierce who grew up in east oakland and mary hicks who started training in her 60s. >> i know i needed to have some exercise to start taking care of my heart and now after the two, three years that i've been here, i'm down to only one pill. >> i just graduated from college, was having a hard time finding a job. i was in the bed eating taco bell. >> pierce transformed her body from this to this and says this neighborhood gym has given her a different life. chairs hopes that's why he's here. beautiful, good set. >> and that was cheryl hurd reporting. this morning a bay area college hockey team is back on the ice after fending off accusations of drinking and hazing at a team event. the san jose state hockey team is kopg back from a six-

station agent featured peter dinklige as a dwarf who arrives in a small town, silent and unsmiling like clintsts who warm up his world. in mccarthy's the visitor, richard jenkins is an emotionally dead professor who gets thrown together with illegal immigrants and finds a new family too. mccarthy's win-win stars paul giomatti. he plays mike, a new jersey lawyer with two daughters, who can't tell his wife, played by amy ryan they're broke. he is a heart attack waiting to happen. >> are you having a heart attack? >> no, no. >> just lay down. >> reporter: on impulse he does something done. becomes the guardian of a near senile client played by bert young basically to steal $1500 a month. >> i want to smoke. should i go outside? >> you shouldn't be smoking. >> i know. but if i do. >> then you should go outside. >> reporter: then he has to take in the old man's damaged grandson kyle played by alex shaffer who is on the run from his drugy mom. >> i want to go to ohio and beat the crap out of his mom. >> reporter: what i love is how the edge in ryan's voice seems to cut through the fatty resonance i

. >>> the tsunami movie of clint eastwood will stop showing in japan after last week's tsunami.hey feel it would just not be appropriate. the movie opened in japan late last month and was supposed to run through the end of this month. >>> it's 7:55. we want to check in with sal. i want to correct myself, i said tampa bay, florida. i meant tampa. >>> good morning. let's take a look at the commute now. traffic is going to be very busy here in richmond, heading out on interstate 880. it's pretty slow. and by the way there is a new accident that came in. northbound 880 at fruitvale appears to be blocking the left lane. let's take a look at the bay bridge tacoma, you will see traffic that -- toll plaza. this morning's drive in san jose, a little bit of slowing in san jose. that's a great segway to steve. >>> we do have some sunshine. a look at san francisco, very mild, balmy conditions. mid-50s. sanjose, actually closer to 60 degrees. we do have these clouds streaming in here. so it's gonna be a muggy, partly sunny, mostly cloudy day. but the rain wants to hang out from pittsburg, co

carry grant, clint eastwood, hugh jackman, among others, who all turned down the chance to play the part film character of all-time -- >> that's the big tease. cynthia mcfadden here from "nightline," tom bergeron from "dancing with the stars." that was some night last night. >> i'm exhausted, frankly. >> we're grateful you're here. from "dancing with the stars" to choosing the favorite star, not easy. but why is this list unique? >> it was distilled from great people in the business. kevin spacey, james lipton, susan sarandon, mel brooks. they got us to number ten in each category. >> you and i considered ourselves movie buffs. but i had no idea what you were going to embark on tonight. >> who knew that judy garland wasn't the first choice to play dorothy in "the wizard of oz"? and we will name names tonight. very famous. >> we have to narrow this down to the list, of course, which is difficult. i was curious. best film of all-time, was there a favorite of yours that didn't make the cut? >> well, none of the talking dog movies made it. and i was frankly, stunned. >> i would be. there's m

>> i kind of like think if clint eastwood and holly hunter were to have a love child, that it would be it. this is a little bit of jiberrish it seems thrown in. >> there is. >> that's an added spice from me. >> that's a little sees. no, we had a great time creating the voices, but the director of the film, he was very specific about what sounds he wanted us all to have. >> i like it. it definitely makes you sit up, and you definitely take notice as you watch. one thing that's interesting is whenever you seem to talk to somebody about an animated film, we see the actor in a studio, headphones on, a microphone, and you have all these things imagined in your head. all the actors were in a room together for this film acting out the movie. >> exactly. like bad -- we were on a stage for, i think, 21 days, and it was a big taeble with a plop on it. it's so much more organic and your voice has so much more chemistry and humanity because you're actually opposite a human being instead of isolated in a sound booth. >> was it hard to go back to that afterwards after you had this great experience?

so i hope you have someone far more balanced on there like clint leverette from the new america foundationgreat think tank. they base what they say on facts and not their personal opinions. thank you. host: mary ann, we strive on "washington journal" to get a wide range of guests on. some are journalists who try to give the story from their objective perspective. we also have guests on who are opinionated. we try to give you a little bit opinionated. we don't have government funding here at c-span. and to give you a little bit more information about our guest, jack spencer, who is a nuclear fellow at the heritage foundation. he worked on commercial, civilian of nuclear energy at the babcock and wilcox companies based in charlotte, north carolina. let's get to the comment on twitter. as long as private industry agrees to unlimited damages, no cap, i don't have a problem with nuclear. if they don't then forget it. guest: what the twitterer -- i don't know what that person is called, the tweeter, i think it's price anderson which is an insurance regime which government elemented to cover -- i

temperatures flirting was 60 degrees and 0 clint. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay.reak in fact get ready for heavy rain, strong winds. >> george: still tracking the nets as hot spot in this thread and 800 through oakland. it's still backed up almost into san leandro. plenty of red showing it's not unusual to have heavy traffic but it has been exacerbated by this degree field. that might have caused our accident. it is no longer on the freeway. that's what really backed up the traffic. we've been talking about problems in richmond. this is just off the richmond parkway, this big rate rent of their roadway in looks like it took note of least one car parole. >> reporter: the driver took the turn of little to ride, he smacked of the power pole knocking off power to this part of trustees of richmond. and knocked out power to several customers including folks over on the richmond parkway. it will be a little while the good news is no one is hurt. a look at the right here and interstate 680 it was a hot spot earlier this morning. it is now light traffic through and out of

hear those wins, 14 of clint, whenever windy spots. --for the team in oakland.is not showing much of anything right now. the only activity we're seeing is hit and miss in lake tahoe we saw more activity early this morning. that system is moving well. we are going to get rate today with some drying, we do have some moisture and the pacific seeing a sprinkler to in the forecast we see the showers began in the north bay. widespread scattered activity really light trace amounts. we pretty much break things up by the morning time it should be done for the most part, most of tuesday's salvageable although will be a little cloudy. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. once we're past their rain on tuesday wednesday looks great. then we bring in another overnight shot of drizzle here and there. the weekend it looks like a little rain to. will hold off on that. >> darya: developing story of a daly city, at the cow palace pacific gas and electric company has taken over the cow palace. workers were inside sifting through pages and documents, will tran is a side to t

clint, a republican line. caller: i just wanted to say i am absolutely appalled by that woman, the hate speech, the nazi-esque views. if somebody wants to live their life as they see fit, that is their god-given right. i think has to be -- i believe in the first amendment. i believe in free speech. but i think this lady does not deserve that respect. to live under the flag, to live in this country, and to disrespect the armed forces that fought for this country for years, and here she has bad mouth -- i think the separation of church and state has to come into this, hate speech has to come into this. i did not think she deserves the right. you are telling me this lady is arguing in front of our supreme court? thank you. host: clinton in los angeles. that will be the end of our first segment of this morning. we have a couple of congressmen coming up. representative dan webster is a republican from florida, a freshman. he beat allen gray said in the 2010 election and he will be here in about 45 and sent -- minut

so i hope you have someone far more balanced on there like clint leverette from the new america foundation which is a great think tank. they base what they say on facts and not their personal opinions. thank you. host: mary ann, we strive on "washington journal" to get a wide range of guests on. some are journalists who try to give the story from their objective perspective. we also have guests on who are opinionated. we try to give you a little bit opinionated. we don't have government funding here at c-span. and to give you a little bit more information about our guest, jack spencer, who is a nuclear fellow at the heritage foundation. he worked on commercial, civilian of nuclear energy at the babcock and wilcox companies based in charlotte, north carolina. let's get to the comment on twitter. as long as private industry agrees to unlimited damages, no cap, i don't have a problem with nuclear. if they don't then forget it. guest: what the twitterer -- i don't know what that person is called, the tweeter, i think it's price anderson which is an insurance regime which government elemented t

first of all i do not think despite the fact that the youth group did not meet with secretary clint and so forth, do not see a lot of anti-american sentiment. this is intra egyptian. it is about relations between governments and citizens. over the course of time, as policy positions began to congeal a little bit, i suppose just as with economic policy, you will see foreign policy positions and so forth and so on, but it really is not about that. in any of these countries at this point, i don't think that is the principal question. i do think that one of the things i will brag about, we have played an important role in education of citizens, which is what animates these kinds of movements. without saying that other kinds of vegetation are not also important, the idea of a liberal arts education that encourages critical thinking creates better citizens. i think much of that sentiment and impulse and spirit was evident not only in the protests but in their effective management and the relationship between many of the leaders of the movement with the wise men who negotiated with the governm

we're far enough into this that it is time for secretary clint in president obama to explain what broadertrategy we have to guide our roles. -- it is time for secretary clinton and president obama to explain what broader strategy we have to guide our goals. i would hope that we do not have to see that. maybe i am wrong but that is my instinct. in yemen, i think it is time to get on the side of pushing him out. these are largely based on individual circumstance, but you need a broad way to explain to people what your doing so it does not seem like an endless series of individual decisions that does not add up to seizing the historic moment. >> plus you need to have a sense of who the other side is, which is in some parts how we might have prepared ourselves to have a better relationship with the other side come out rather than concentrating only on the guy. >> i would be to really leery about moments of a new doctrine or reinventing doctrine. i think that we have been on the and involving path of broadly consistent path for a long period of time. it has taken us a while to understand that

captioning performed by national captioning institute] [indistinct conversations] >> coming up, secretary clint is scheduled to talk about president obama's planned trip to latin america. that is expected lied about 1:45 eastern. it was originally scheduled for 2:00. it is moving over to c-span 3 now. a short time ago, president obama met with a bipartisan group of congressional leaders to talk about libya. in a few moments, we are expecting a statement from the president following up on that meeting. we're planning live coverage on c-span. that is set to begin at 2:00 p.m. eastern. until then, a statement from the libyan foreign minister in response to the security council vote ordering a ceasefire in libya. this is about 10 minutes. >> after having reviewed the resolution, we would like to extend the following. will try to deal with the resolution. my country will do its best to deal positively with this resolution. the general has knowledge of the resolution. a carter -- according to article 25 of the u.n. charter, and taking into consideration that libya is a full member of the u.n., we exc